The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-05-12
DOINGS OF THE DAY.
A Condemned Review Of EVsnts Trans
plr0d and TraAspIrInu
In and About Canton. .Bits Of News Gath
cred from All Of tho Many Sources
Found in . Progressing.
Thriving City

You will not be suffocated II you at.
tend the circus.
The street cars will soon run on sum-
mer schedule time.
The dancing season will be opened at
the Lake Friday night.
Mr.. Charles q. Jones, the Wsynes-
burg pension agent, is In the city. BE
ls at the HuTf0rd.
ladies and children should try and
attend the afternoon performances Of
Men sues 8 Barber's ciEcus.
Mr.. and Mrs G. {. Edison, of Omaha,
are in. the city visiting Mrs. EdsOR's sis.
ter, Mrs. John Shimp.
The juryTnen, beicre wSom the cases
will be tried this term, reported at CcGrt
for duty this morning.
A pension has been issued to Mrs.
Charity StinehcOmb, mother Of Joseph
P. StinchcOmb, Of this city.
Thomas Williams, Of Canal Fulton,
challenges Lang, Of Akron. to foot
race Of 200 yards for from $500 upward.
DR.. Bauer, of UhiOntOwn, is In the
city to day attending tn. meeting Of the
q pleasant call at this Office.
Louisville people And 1t very conven-
lent to come over on the evening train,
attend the great ten cent circus, and re-
turn home at 1880 standard time.
A. N. Cole, treasurer Of Summit coun-
ty; Hon. j. A. Amber, Of Salem; Judge
A, @. V0ris and W T. Reyman, of Akron,
are among the prominent arrivals at the
Barnett to-day.
The Dundee correspondent Of the Will
mot Review says: Alice Watkins spent
few days with 4er former chum, Mrs.
Dessa Hill, In Canton" Some say Rob
was there too"
Lovers Of comic opera will have an
opportunity to enjoy the Chimes Of
Normandy" which will be sung by the
Canton Church Choir Company on Fri
day evening, the 9th inst.
Mary MOOnshower, aged seventy.slx
years, died at 2 O'Clock Sunday morning,
at her home, No. BAT South Market
street. Funeral at 2 p. m. Tuesday.
Services at the Roland church.
Felix Eubelhart, residence q Albert
street, died suddenly on Saturday night.
His age was about 43 years and be leaves
q family. Funeral Tuesday at 8 q. m.
from German Catholic church.
Since the accident, resulting In the
death Of Mr.. Roper, number Of COun-
cilmen are advocating the passage of an
ordinance regulating tha speed of rail
road trains within the city limits. There
is now no ordinance on the subject.
The people In this city who occasion
ally use water In one way or another are
just now getting pretty fair quality Of
mortar out of the city pipes. There are a
good many who believe that our present
system Of filterage could be much i'm
proved
Burglars rifled the boarding house of
Mrs. Harvey COyle, No. 81 South Walnut
street Saturday night. securing $S8, one
gold and one silver WatheS and several
suits Of fine clothes. The work was evil
IDENTIFY that Of q gang Of petty thieves
who have been operating EXTENSIVELY
throughout the city during the past four
weeks.
Msssrs, Rob. B. Thompson, of the Cen
trail Hotel, and P. G. 6champ, we'll
known citizen Of Millersburg, Ohio, are
at the Barnett. They are tw0 OF the en-
tPrprlsing young business men Of MIL
leHs6urg, and are here taking q glimpse
Of Canton and her progressive move
ments.
A most excellent life size photograph
of our tOwnsman, Judge Underhill, may
be seen on exhibition at Colrtney's. II
Is In the case lately occupied by Blaine,
aud the invariable expression of thos
who have seen both, Is that the Judge
In appearance Intellectually has the ad
vantage Of the "Plumed Knight"
Mr.. Thomas B Morgan, sr.. President
of the Morgan Engineering Company
and also of the Solid Steel Company, OF
Alliance, Ia In the city on legal bu 1.
ness to day (Tueslay) Mr.. Morgan says
be will sail for Europe on the City Of
Rome on May 25th. Mrs. Morgan will
accompany him, and it Is thsir inten-
tion to be gone about three mOnths.
The DEMOCRAT wishes them pleasant
voyage.